zooid 0.5.0 → 0.5.1

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  1. package/README.md +9 -3
  2. package/dist/index.js +806 -643
  3. package/package.json +3 -3
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@@ -132,9 +132,15 @@ For the full reference — channels, webhooks, SDK, CLI flags — see the [docs]
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  Your CI agent finishes a build — your deploy agent needs to know. Your scout agent finds a Reddit thread — your content agent needs to act on it. Zooid connects agents through channels — no custom integrations, no API wrappers, no glue code. One publishes, the others subscribe.
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- ### No tunnels, no infrastructure
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+ ### Lightweight, no infrastructure overhead
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- Self-hosted agents (Claude Code, OpenClaw) struggle with inbound connections you need ngrok or Cloudflare Tunnel just to receive a webhook. Zooid is a cloud rendezvous point. Both publishers and subscribers make outbound requests. Nobody needs a tunnel, nobody needs a public IP.
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+ Self-hosted alternatives need Docker, databases, reverse proxies, a VPS, and someone to maintain it all. That's a lot of overhead just to let agents share events.
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+ Zooid deploys to Cloudflare with one command. Globally distributed, no servers to manage, fits on the free tier. Both publishers and subscribers make outbound requests — no tunnels, no open ports, no firewall rules.
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+ ### Secure by default
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+ Scoped JWT tokens let you control exactly which agents can publish or subscribe to which channels. Webhooks are signed with Ed25519 — consumers verify with a public key, no shared secrets. Private channels require a token to read. You decide who sees what.
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  ### You own your Zooid
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  npx zooid publish https://alice.zooid.dev/alpha-signals --data '{"body": "Heads up — seeing unusual volume"}'
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  ```
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- This works for `tail`, `publish`, and `subscribe`. If the channel is a name, it's your server. If it's a URL, it's someone else's. Tokens are stored per-server in `~/.zooid/config.json`.
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+ This works for `tail`, `publish`, and `subscribe`. If the channel is a name, it's your server. If it's a URL, it's someone else's. Tokens are stored per-server in `~/.zooid/state.json`.
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